Together, we stand at a crossroads of progress in HIV/AIDS and LGBTQ civil equality, but that progress is not being felt by those who are homeless and low-income in those communities.” – Rev. Stan Sloan, Chief Executive Officer of Chicago House This is the season that for many brings cheer, fond memories and merriment. Unfortunately […]

It was announced today that Caitlyn Jenner, Olympian and recent winner of the 2015 Arthur Ashe Courage Award, will serve as the keynote speaker for the 7th annual Chicago House Speaker Series luncheon, being held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Chicago, 720 S. Michigan Avenue, Thursday, November 12th, from 11:30 am – […]

December 1992 by Marc Haupert (former Executive Director of Chicago House) The waning days of yet another year in the “age of AIDS” prompt both reflection and planning for the future. What a year it’s been – many vivid memories jump to mind. I think two of the most powerful images of 1992 have to […]

Chicago House is known as an agency of “firsts,” from starting the city’s first HIV/AIDS Employment Initiative in 2005 to opening the TransLife Center in 2013, the nation’s first comprehensive housing, employment and supportive services program specifically designed for transgender individuals. But long before these great achievements, Chicago House had another “first:” The opening of […]

Fall 1991 – By Roland Pena I am a person living with AIDS who has volunteered at Chicago House, at the old mansion in Uptown situated on Malden Street. It was 1987 and I volunteered as a buddy, a companion for their persons with AIDS (PWA’s). I was just starting out with my illness. Just […]

Last year was a tremendously historic year for Chicago House. We had some big accomplishments, and we’re ecstatic about a successful holiday appeal in which we raised $80,000 from individual donations (91% toward our goal!). We’re also grateful for over $30,000 from foundation and corporate giving. Every donation counts, and through your generosity we can […]